Cooler Master Releases New Notebook Cooler

Category: Cooling
Posted: January 24, 2012 04:30PM
Author: Nick Harezga

Cooler Master has announced an addition to its NotePal Series of laptop coolers, the NotePal D-Lite. The D-Lite supports laptops up to 15", and keeps them cool with a 140mm fan. The ergonomic design will allow for hours of use without any discomfort. The lightweight construction will allow the D-Lite to be easily transported anywhere that your laptop goes. A USB pass-through connector allows for the use of an additional USB device. With a price tag of only $9.99, the NotePal D-Lite should be within the price range of anyone looking for a laptop cooler.

Noctua Announces PWM Fans

Category: Cooling
Posted: November 30, 2011 07:35PM
Author: Dale Shuck

Noctua is known for its quiet fans and today announced new PWM versions of its NF-P12, NF-B9 and NF-R8 fans. Each of the PWM version fans come equipped with Noctua's NE-FD1 IC controller for better control over fan operation, especially at lower speeds. According to Noctua, most conventional PWM fan driver ICs put out square signals that cause sudden torque impulses resulting in fan clicking noises due to deformations in the fan body. These clicking noises become especially noticeable at lower fan speeds. With Noctua's NE-FD1 IC fan controller reduces the sudden torque impulse, effectively suppressing fan switching noises. Additionally, the new PWM models consume 25-40% less power than their non-PWM counterparts. Each fan also comes with 30cm cable extensions and 4-pin Y-cables allowing you to connect a second PWM fan to a single fan header. The new PWM models are available immediately at a recommended retail price of EUR 19.90 / USD 24.90 (NF-P12 PWM), EUR 17.90 / USD 21.90 (NF-B9 PWM) and EUR 14.90 / USD 18.90 (NF-R8 PWM) and come with a six-year warranty.

Noctua NF-F12 120mm Focused Flow Fan Announced

Category: Cooling
Posted: November 10, 2011 07:29PM
Author: Dale Shuck

Noctua recently announced the release of the NF-F12 Focused Flow 120mm fan. The new fan uses Focused Flow technology consisting of eleven stator guide vans coupled with a special seven-blade impeller design to focus the airflow and create better static pressure to increase performance on heatsinks and radiators. Additional design improvements include increased aerodynamic performance, second-generation SSO bearings and a new, custom  designed PWM IC for fully automatic control. When you put all of this together you get a very quiet operating fan.

The improved aerodynamics and variable angles used in the guide vanes help spread the noise pattern across a broader frequency, making the noise signature less annoying and more agreeable to the human ear. The NF-12 also makes use of a Stepped Inlet Design, which increases turbulence on the intake side of the fan to help facilitate the transition from laminar flow to turbulent flow.

Other useful design features include lower power consumption, quieter operation via integrated anti-vibration pads and modular cabling. The NF-F12 is available now at a suggested retail price of EUR 19.90 / USD 24.90.

Video Tutorial on Liquid Nitrogen Cooling

Category: Cooling
Posted: October 17, 2011 03:21PM
Author: Nick Harezga

Liquid nitrogen is one of the most extreme cooling methods you can use for your computer, but it is often reserved for only the most ambitious overclockers. Corsair has released a video with Jake Crimmins showing you how to equip your PC with everything it needs to take advantage of this excellent cooling option. If you think you may be adventurous enough to try it out, have a look at the video.

Cooler Master Launches U Stand for Notebooks

Category: Cooling
Posted: August 24, 2011 03:28AM
Author: Daryn Govender

Cooler Master has launched its latest notebook stand dubbed the U Stand, as part of its NotePal U Series. The U Stand is designed for frequent notebook users, aiming to quickly dissipate heat, prevent back or wrist strain and to act as a peripheral hub. The U Stand features an aluminum surface, two silent 100mm cooling fans running at 1200RPM and a three port USB 2.0 hub. The stand supports notebooks between 9" and 17" in size. Five height settings and non-slip feet are also included for added comfort. The U Stand weighs in at 1.37kg and is available now for around US$50.

Enermax Readies U.R.Vegas USB-Powered 120mm Fan

Category: Cooling
Posted: June 17, 2011 03:09AM
Author: Daryn Govender

Taiwan-based Enermax is readying its latest case fan, named the U.R.Vegas. The new 120mm fan is USB-powered and offers speeds of up to 1250RPM. Other features include an airflow of 52.51 CFM, a noise rating of 21dBA, and an 100,000 hour MTBF. The fan also has detachable fan blades and can be mounted on the exterior or interior of a case (on a metal surface) using the included magnetic pad. Specifications aside, the U.R.Vegas is available in either red or blue variants, both including 18 LEDs with seven lighting modes. The Enermax U.R.Vegas case fan should be available later this month for around US$20.

Small Manufacturer Takes on the Big Guys

Category: Cooling
Posted: June 2, 2011 01:12PM
Author: Tobias Thydal

The Danish firm, Danamics, have taken the next step in finding ways to keep CPUs and GPUs cold. The new Danamics LMX Supperleggera is the second improved version of the original LMX model, which is using liquid metal instead of water to keep the system cool. To reduce the heat development, the liquid metal is being pushed, not by a conventional pump, but by a electromagnetic pump without moving parts. The first LMX wasn't didn't sell well due to its high price, which was about $300, but the the price has now dropped to $200. The cooler is Danamics best shot at the high performance cooling market, and hopes to be one of the preferred solutions when overclockers pick their cooling solution.

Let's see if a small country can compete with the already big and established producers.

Corsair Announces New Liquid Coolers

Category: Cooling
Posted: May 30, 2011 04:41PM
Author: Nick Harezga

Corsair has announced the addition of two coolers to its Hydro series of liquid coolers. The H80 and H100 will feature excellent cooling, easy installation, and an all in one cooling apparatus. The H80 will sport a double thick 120mm radiator, and will fit standard ATX cases. The H100 will feature a dual 120mm radiator and can be mounted by cases with support for a 240mm radiator. Both will include a Corsair Link connector, allowing them to utilize the new Corsair Link system for monitoring and control. This allows for better control of fan speed, and therefore sound and cooling.

Corsair Extends Warranty of H60 Cooler

Category: Cooling
Posted: May 15, 2011 06:55AM
Author: Nick Harezga

Last month, we took a look at the Corsair H60 Water Cooler. It is an all in one water cooling solution for those that don't want a custom solution. Corsair has just announced that it is extending the current two year warranty to five years. This will be applied to all units that have already been sold as well as those yet to be sold. According to Ruben Mookerjee, VP and General Manager for Components at Corsair, “The new, longer warranty reflects the care that Corsair has taken with design and construction of the H60, as well as the choice of high-quality materials.”

NZXT Releases Sentry Mesh Fan Controller

Category: Cooling
Posted: May 13, 2011 12:52AM
Author: Daryn Govender

Los Angeles-based NZXT has released the latest addition to its Sentry line of fan controllers, the Sentry Mesh. The Sentry Mesh is designed as a low-profile fan control solution for gamers and does without unnecessary controls. The controller uses one 5.25" drive bay and offers five simple sliding switches to control up to five fans. As the name suggests, the fan controller is finished in mesh and blends into the exterior of the case.

Johnny Hou, Founder and Chief Designer at NZXT said that the "Sentry Mesh is a perfect minimalist solution for gamers who want to customize their airflow, but don’t need a ton of extra features."

The Sentry Mesh supports a total wattage of 30W and is available for US$24.99.

Cooler Master Notepal Infinite EVO Notebook Cooler Released

Category: Cooling
Posted: May 4, 2011 06:14PM
Author: Dale Shuck

Cooler Master today announced a new notebook cooler that joins the CM Storm SF-19 Strike Force, its gaming-oriented sibling. The design of the Notepal Infinite EVO incorporates a sand-blast finished aluminum surface and a curved shape which makes it look more like a mobile work of art than a product designed to keep your laptop cool. The functional part of the cooler makes use of twin 80mm fans to pull air in through the rear air intakes and route the cool air to the hot zones underneath your laptop. The variable-speed fans can be controlled using the speed controller dial to suit your needs. The NotePal Infinite Evo is sized to handle laptops up to 17" and also acts as a USB 2.0 hub complete with cable management features to keep cable clutter under control. Cooler Master said the NotePal Infinite Evo would be available "soon" with a MSRP of $49.99US.

Evercool Announces Dr. Cool for Routers

Category: Cooling
Posted: April 22, 2011 05:25PM
Author: Nick Harezga

Evercool has announced the world's first cooler geared towards routers and other IP sharing devices. Known as Dr. Cool, this device seeks to cure your devices of heat problems. The 80mm fan provides adequate cooling for the device, while staying nearly silent. Dr. Cool can be powered using USB or a wall jack, and is adjustable to accommodate other devices, such as portable hard drives and Netbooks.

Zalman Release VF3000F VGA Cooler

Category: Cooling
Posted: April 13, 2011 04:51PM
Author: Nick Harezga

Zalman has added a new model to its family of GPU cooling solutions. The dual fan VF3000F is made for the NVIDIA Geforce GTX 580 and 570 series of cards. The VF3000F features Zalman's Interactive Heat transfer Design, providing for two way heat transfer using high performance heatpipes and a large dissipation area. In addition to cooling the main GPU, a dedicated solution for RAM and FET cooling is also included. The 92mm fans provide for high cooling performance with minimal noise. The inclusion of a fan speed controller allows the user to find the right balance of cooling and noise for their needs.

Cooler Master Unveils New Turbine Master Case Fans

Category: Cooling
Posted: February 9, 2011 06:09PM
Author: Nick Harezga

Cooler Master has announced a new model of case fans, the Turbine Master. The 120mm fan features Barometric Ball Bearing technology, allowing for longer lifespan and lower noise. The Turbine Master sports a design resembling a turbine engine and features 16 blades that move at 1800RPM. An easy to remove design allows for easy cleaning. The combination of all of the above allow for high airflow and low noise.

Enermax Launches Aeolus Premium Notebook Cooler

Category: Cooling
Posted: February 2, 2011 08:20PM
Author: Daryn Govender

Enermax has launched its latest notebook cooler, the Aeolus Premium. This new cooler is made out of brushed aluminium and steel mesh paired with a 250mm fan running between 650 and 850RPM. The fan produces up to 20dB of noise and is also dotted with 15 blue LEDs which can be toggled on or off. The Aeolus Premium notebook cooler is USB-powered and features two USB ports for peripherals, such as a mice and keyboards. Measuring 350x335x45mm (LxWxH) and weighing in at 1.3kg, the cooler supports up to 17" notebooks. The Aeolus Premium notebook cooler will be available next week in black or titanium grey for approximately US$60 (£36.90).

Cooler Master Releases Turbine Master 120mm Fan

Category: Cooling
Posted: January 18, 2011 11:15PM
Author: Daryn Govender

Cooler Master today released the first model in its Turbine Master 120mm fan series, the Mach 1.2. The new fan consists of sixteen blades running at a maximum speed of 1200RPM, offering a maximum airflow of 56.5 CFM and a sound output of 21.1 dBA. Other features include a Barometric ball bearing enabling up to 100,000 hours of operation and removable fan blades. The Mach 1.2 is bundled with four rubber screws, four metal screws, four rubber pads and one Molex to 3 pin adaptor, and is available now for around US$16. The other two models in the Turbine Master series, the Mach 0.8 (800RPM) and Mach 1.8 (1800RPM) should be available in the near future.

New System Builder Partner Program Announced By CoolIT Systems

Category: Cooling
Posted: January 5, 2011 07:48PM
Author: Dale Shuck

CoolIT Systems announced its new System Builder Partner Program at CES 2011 in Las Vegas today. The program promises to focus on the system builder market with emphasis on custom cooling and control systems as well as thermal optimization services once only available to tier 1 OEMs.

“For a number of years now, CoolIT Systems has been dedicated to delivering unique solutions to System Builders. 2011 marks a point where we will focus even more of our efforts in support of our System Builder partners”, says Barry Fairhurst, VP of Worldwide Sales, Marketing and Support. “By listening to our partners, we’ve redesigned our product and services offerings to create innovative custom solutions that help system integrators achieve their ideal product vision”.

CoolIT will take the customers’ hardware and run it through systematic tests using an environmental chamber under tightly controlled temperatures to determine the optimum airflow and thermal operating range. This also allows CoolIT engineers to minimize system fan speeds for reduced acoustics. CoolIT says these services will enable its partners to deliver quiet and cool systems to their customers.

CoolIT also will be featuring two new products along with an advanced chassis control system at CES this week and we hope to have more information later this week.

Zalman Releases ZM-SF3 Shark Fins Case Fans

Category: Cooling
Posted: September 14, 2010 06:12PM
Author: bp9801

Zalman has just released its newest case fan, the ZM-SF3  Shark Fins. The fan is of the 120mm variety and is designed for quiet computing solutions. It has silicone pins and pads to better isolate the sound eminating from it while the fan generates between 18 and 23 dBa. The ZM-SF3 spins between 900 and 1500 RPM but no mention was made of the CFM generated.The unique aspect of the fan is the design of the blades. Each blade has one large "shark fin" on the end with four smaller ones along the edge of the blade. This should, in theory, help to generate higher CFM while maintaining quiet operation. The "shark fins" combine with Ever Lasting Quiet (ELQ) bearings to make sure everything stays quiet and gives a MTBF of 150,000 hours.

The Zalman ZM-SF3 fan should be available now for $16.99.

Thermaltake Massive23 LX Notebook Cooler Announced

Category: Cooling
Posted: July 26, 2010 11:33AM
Author: Ben Grantham

When in doubt, simply go big. That is certainly what Thermaltake has done with its Massive23 LX notebook cooler. Supporting laptops ranging from netbook dimensions all the way up to 17 inches, the Massive23 LX features a whopping 230mm fan (much like the ones that have cropped up in a number of case designs and the previous Massive23 ST), with a rated voltage range of 4-5V and a speed of 600RPM (plus or minus 10%, so 540-660RPM). The fan can be turned on or off via the provided switch, while another switch controls the fan's blue LEDs. Thermaltake also aims to provide an ergonomic typing angle with the design and includes rubber feet, both top and bottom, to prevent your laptop or the cooler slipping. You also get carrying handles and two USB 2.0 ports thrown in (the fan itself is also USB powered). Weighing in at 900g and with dimensions of 376 x 300 x 51.5mm, the Massive23 LX comes with an MSRP of $19.99.

Arctic Cooling Unveils Silentium T11 Chassis and HC01-TC Hard Drive Cooler

Category: Cases, Cooling, Storage / Hard Drives
Posted: July 24, 2010 03:54AM
Author: Daryn Govender

Arctic Cooling today unveiled two new products: the ARCTIC Silentium T11 mid-tower chassis and the ARCTIC HC01-TC hard drive cooler. Both new products are built as silent cooling solutions.

First up is the Silentium T11, a steel-built mid-tower chassis. The Silentium features two USB and audio ports on the front along with four 5.25" external drive slots and one 3.25" internal drive slot. Its 7 expansion slots support graphics cards up to 35cm in length. The Silentium contains two pre-installed 120mm fans which change in RPM dynamically according to the case temperature. The chassis supports standard and micro-ATX motherboards. A unique feature of the Silentium is a VGA air hood to direct airflow onto the graphics card. The Silentium T11 chassis measures 49x43x19cm (LxHxW), weighs in at 5kg and will be available in black and white models.

Next up is the HC01-TC hard drive cooler. The HC01-TC supports 3.5" SATA hard drives and fits in standard 5.25" drive bays. It includes a temperature-controlled 40mm fan to extract hot air from the hard drive, ranging from 1600RPM to 4600RPM depending on the hard drive temperature. The hard drive cooler also includes absorption foam to reduce vibration and noise from the hard drive. The HC01-TC hard drive cooler measures 147x42x187mm (WxHxD) and weighs 508g.

The Silentium T11 case will be available in mid-October for US$59.95 and the HC01-TC hard drive cooler will be available at the end of August for US$22.95.

Aerocool Launches Shark Case Fans

Category: Cooling
Posted: July 18, 2010 12:59PM
Author: bp9801

First seen during our Computex coverage, Aerocool has gone ahead and officially launched its Shark line of case fans. The Shark fans come in either a 120mm or 140mm variant and feature fifteen blades that have a unique "Shark Fin" shape. Each fan features Fluid Dynamic Bearings, black sleeved cables, a MTBF of 1,000,000 hours, and operate at either 800 or 1500RPM. The Shark fans come with a voltage reduction cable that will lower the voltage from 12 volts down to 7 volts which will drop the RPM down to 800. When the fan is at 800RPM, it should generate 12.6dBa and when it is at 1500RPM it will be at 29.6dBa. No word on the CFM produced by these fans but hopefully that information will be made available before it goes on sale.

The Aerocool Shark fans will come in four different colors, including three LED colors, and will be available starting in September. The 120mm fans will be 12.90 Euros and the 140mm fans will be 15.90 Euros.

Cooler Master Choiix Comforter Lapdesk

Category: Cooling
Posted: May 26, 2010 07:40PM
Author: Dale Shuck

As I'm sitting here on my couch typing this on my laptop, I can feel the burn. Unfortunately, it's not from physical exercise, but rather the heat from the laptop starting to make my lap rather toasty. Choiix, a division of Cooler Master, has come up with a product designed to make using a laptop a cool and comfortable experience. While there are a myriad of notebook coolers out there, both passive and active, most of them are designed mainly for desktop use. The Choiix Comforter Lapdesk has been designed specifically to be used comfortably on your lap yet can be reversed for table or desktop use. The Comforter Lapdesk is designed to fit all 9” to 17” notebook computers and has four non-skid buttons placed strategically on the surface to ensure your notebook computer stays in place. Not only will the Comforter keep your lap cool, its sweeping arc design facilitates airflow for efficient cooling of your laptop. Choiix did not announce availability or pricing.

Scythe Unveils Kaze Master Pro Fan Controllers

Category: Cases, Cooling
Posted: May 12, 2010 03:11AM
Author: Daryn Govender

Scythe today expanded its Kaze Master Fan Controller series with the addition of two new models. The new Kaze Master Pro 5.25" and 3.5" fan controllers support two extra fans and temperature channels in comparison to their standard counterparts. This enables users to operate up to six fans between 3.7V and 12V, along with up to six temperature sensors. Both controllers include VF-Displays (Vacuum Fluorescent Displays) which show fan speed and temperature for two fans (5.25" model) or one fan (3.5" model) with turn-switches to change the fan and temperature sensor displayed. Each controller includes an individual knob for the fan speed of each fan and an alarm which sounds when critical temperatures are reached or if a fan fails. Both controllers feature a new black chassis. The Kaze Master Pro 5.35 (KM03-BK) and Kaze Master Pro 3.5 (KM03-BK-3.5) are available for US$45.00 and US$36.00 respectively, excluding tax.

NZXT Unveils Premium Cables and Case Fans

Category: Cooling
Posted: February 6, 2010 02:30AM
Author: Daryn Govender

Chassis manufacturer NZXT has unveiled its latest products, premium cables and case fans. First up is the new family of premium cables, consisting of various VGA, PSU and HDD cables. All cables are sleeved in black and are designed to offer easy cable management and enhanced airflow. Next is the range of case fans which incorporate nine fins and rifle bearings for effective cooling. The fans are available in 120mm, 140mm and 200mm variants.

The Chief Designer at NZXT, Johnny Hou says "Our new line of premium cables eliminates the need to sleeve cables on your own and provides a simple solution that will enhance aesthetics, improve cable management and increase airflow so internal temps remain low. Additionally, our new high performance fans provide our enthusiast community additional options when choosing effective airflow for their rig."

The NZXT range of premium cables and case fans will be available this month ranging between $2.99 and $14.99.

Titan Introduces G9T Notebook Cooler

Category: Cooling
Posted: January 9, 2010 08:45PM
Author: Dale Shuck

Titan Technology has announced a new notebook cooling pad, the TTC-G9TZ, designed for use on both your desktop and your lap. The cooler consists of an active cooling unit with dual 80mm fans rated at 20dBA and a folding aluminum pad. The 3-in-1 cooler can be used on the desktop with just the cooling unit or in conjunction with the non-slip board. For lap-top use the lightweight board protects your lap from heat and improves cooling by increasing airflow as well as preventing you from blocking the air vents on your laptop. When folded, the board is only .6cm thick making it easy to pack into your laptop bag. Titan didn't disclose any pricing or availability information on the TTC_G9TZ at this time.

CoolIT Showcasing Four New Cooling Products at CES

Category: Cooling, CPU Cooling, VGA Cooling
Posted: January 7, 2010 06:18AM
Author: Dale Shuck

CoolIT Systems is using CES 2010 to unveil four new cooling products aimed at the liquid cooling market. First in line is the CoolIT ECO A.L.C. CPU cooler which is a factory sealed liquid cooling unit designed to offer high-end cooling performance at an affordable price. CoolIT says the ECO retails for just $74.99 and is available now. The CoolIT VANTAGE A.L.C. Is targeted at enthusiasts looking for more advanced features including monitoring and control. The VANTAGE is the world's first "wireless-ready" CPU cooler that incorporates CoolIT's revolutionary ESP (Extra Sensory Peripherals) wireless technology which enables the cooler to be controlled and monitored through CoolIT's Maestro software and USB wireless controller. The VANTAGE features a programmable 84 x 48 pixel LCD screen and can be used to optimize all chassis fan speeds, RGB case lighting, LCD Backlight color along with monitoring and alarm triggers. Priced at $124.99 the CoolIT VANTAGE should be available by mid February 2010.

Along with the CPU coolers, CoolIT is offering the OMNI A.L.C. liquid cooling solution for graphics cards. The OMNI uses a two-stage cooling system with an interposer plate customized for each model of graphics card. The use of the interposer plate and a universal water block means users can more easily install the cooler as well as ensuring you can still use the cooler on new cards as the come along by simply using a new plate designed for that card. The OMNI also features ESP wireless technology and can be controlled and monitored by CoolIT's extensive Maestro software along with any other CoolIT ESP product such as VANTAGE A.L.C. OMNI A.L.C. packages are available for a number of current graphics cards in 120mm radiator and 240mm radiator variations with pricing to varyby graphics card type.

CoolIT Maestro E.S.P. is a suite of software and hardware designed to monitor and control not only CoolIT's VANTAGE and OMNI coolers but all cooling devices in a PC as it is capable of optimizing and monitoring any 3rd party fan or pump. While the CoolIT Maestro will automatically detect all ESP enabled products within the PC System, it can also control and monitor up to 3 fans, water pumps or other devices that are powered by a 3 or 4 pin fan header. Maestro is being priced at $89.99.

Evercool FIT Notebook Cooler Gains Taiwan Excellence 2010 Award

Category: Cooling
Posted: January 7, 2010 05:02AM
Author: Dale Shuck

The Evercool FIT gained the 18th Taiwan Excellence Award sponsored by Bureau of Foreign Trade and executed by Taiwan External Trade Development Council. The purpose of the award is to recognize unique design, humanized and developed technique, excellent quality and international marketing strategies. The FIT takes a unique approach to cooling by covering the a notebook's exhaust port and using a fan to extract heat directly from inside the case. OCC reviewed the FIT and found the design to be a unique and easily portable way to address the issue of laptop heat issues.

Evercool FIT Notebook Cooler Launched

Category: Cooling
Posted: September 2, 2009 07:23PM
Author: Dale Shuck

Keeping your laptop cool is sometimes more of a job than a notebook's internal cooling fan can handle. Most aftermarket notebook coolers are designed to cool the exterior case, but Evercool has announced its new FIT cooler which is designed to augment the built-in cooling fan by extracting hot air from the laptop's exhaust port. The unit's small size makes it attractive to users that are on the go as it only weighs around 60 grams and is compact enough to not to take up much room in a laptop case. The FIT requires no installation and uses a set of feet with a multiple angle adjustment feature to help it snug up securely against the ventilation port on laptops ranging from 9-18". The included USB cable powers a small 3500 RPM fan that is rated at less than 25dBA. There's no word on availability or pricing yet.

Titan G12T Notebook Cooler

Category: Cooling
Posted: August 31, 2009 10:11PM
Author: Dale Shuck

Titan has added to its family of notebook cooling products with the launch of the G12T (TTC-GT12Z) cooler. Consisting of an all-aluminum body, the unit is designed to raise a laptop at a more ergonomic friendly angle for better cooling performance which is assisted by a pair of 70mm cooling fans. Pushing 25CFM, the fans are nearly silent at less than 17Bda; the cooling fans' air intake and exhaust can also be adjusted to suit individual needs. The half-sized design means it is small enough to fit in most bags yet the G12T is sized to fit 12-17" laptops; the rugged aluminum body should help it withstand the rigors of being on the road while being light enough to carry around easily. Titan did not provide pricing or availability information.

Titan Entertainer and Iron Heart Coolers Announced

Category: Cooling, CPU Cooling
Posted: July 28, 2009 06:28PM
Author: Dale Shuck

Titan has just announced two new coolers designed to cool both your CPU and Northbridge chipset. The Entertainer CPU cooler is designed for low-profile applications such as home theater and small form factor cases with its low-profile, 6.5cm tall design. The cooler features a direct contact using four 6mm heatpipes. Since noise levels are often a prime consideration in such applications, the cooler features a quiet 10cm fan with a PWM intelligent fan controller which spins the fan at 800-1500 RPM. The cooler is also designed to fit a complete range of both AMD and Intel boards including AMD AM3/AM2+/AM2 and Intel LGA 1366/LGA 1156 sockets.

The Iron Heart chipset cooler takes its inspiration from the Iron Man movie and features iron-heart like extruded aluminum fins and a low-noise 5cm fan for efficient cooling allowing for greater stability when overclocking.

While Titan didn't disclose specifics, you can expect to see the new coolers by sometime next month.